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Anthony Bourdain & 20 Random Observations About Turning 27

Anthony Bourdain & 20 Random Observations About Turning 27

Date: 06/09/2018 Time: 20:02 hrs Location: We Haven’t Located Us Yet! I woke up today morning on the couch of my kind friend, who happily put up with another of my unplanned visits. The extreme dehydration from the copious amounts of alcohol, dancing and the resultant sweating from the night before did not prevent me from experiencing the full force ... Read More »

Planning a Trip to Tanzania – 5 Things Not to Miss

Planning a Trip to Tanzania – 5 Things Not to Miss

What you witness in Tanzania certainly checks a ton of markers on a travel bucket list. Be it the gushing waterfalls and barren deserts, or exotic species and predators of the most lethal order; some get that feeling of danger lurking around the corner, while others bask in the serenity of white sand beaches with crystal clear water. Many of ... Read More »

How to Travel to Seychelles on a Budget

How to Travel to Seychelles on a Budget

I haven’t travelled the world yet, but I’ve begun; and I’ve met enough people that have been in enough places to know that no place in the world is ‘too expensive’ to explore, at least for a brief period. When I announced I was going to Seychelles, the single-most frequently asked question went something like – “How rich are you?” ... Read More »

What to Do in Vienna in 2 or 3 Days

What to Do in Vienna in 2 or 3 Days

Vienna – the Austrian capital, home to many extraordinary talents such as Wolfgang Mozart, Franz Schubert, Ludwig Van Beethoven, Herr Sigmund Freud, etc. is a natural treasure trove of culture, art, food and aristocracy. You can spend days, weeks even, looking in every nook and corner admiring a work of art; but what if you only have a weekend? What to do in Vienna in 2 ... Read More »

5 Visa Tips for Your Next Overseas Adventure

5 Visa Tips for Your Next Overseas Adventure

Are you looking to travel abroad in the coming months? If so, you’ll need to find a visa that ticks all the boxes for international travel. Not sure how to go about doing that? Here are five top visa tips for your next overseas adventure. Assess what class of visa you need There are a wealth of visa types available ... Read More »

10 Local Things to Do in Pondicherry

10 Local Things to Do in Pondicherry

My time in Pondicherry has come to an abrupt end [Read: Pondicherry – First Impressions]. Like always, chaos deemed superior and I had to return to Bombay after only five and a half very eventful months. The how and why isn’t very important and the details are borderline boring. Since I’ve always been told that my writing is graphically entertaining ... Read More »

Three Hidden Gems to Find in New York City

Three Hidden Gems to Find in New York City

No city has as much written about it as New York City. It is nearly impossible to write a guide to the sights and sounds of the place without descending into cliche. It’s simply too famous. As one of the most visited cities in the world, with some of the most iconic tourist attractions in the world, it can be all too easy ... Read More »

Budapest Nightlife Guide – Budapest Party Secrets

Budapest Nightlife Guide – Budapest Party Secrets

Amidst the frenzied popularity of Europe’s usual suspects, Budapest quietly flies under the radar. It excels in just about every form you wouldn’t expect! The world will continue to flock to the Amsterdams, and the Ibizas, and the Londons, and the Munichs of the world. If you want to party without burning a hole in your pocket though, you really have to explore ... Read More »

Retox Party Hostel – Your Budapest Party HQs

Retox Party Hostel – Your Budapest Party HQs

Remember all those Eurotrips you saw in movies, and dreamed of experiencing ever since? Never-ending parties, cheap alcohol, drinking games, kissing strangers, lifelong friends (with names you don’t remember), nudity (lots of it), unchecked gregariousness and everything else? Well, that pretty much sums up my experience at Retox, a place that became home in a week’s time. By now, many ... Read More »

Solo Travel – Why I do It, And Why You Should Too

Solo Travel – Why I do It, And Why You Should Too

I was 22 years old when it first struck me that I could actually, realistically journey to places I’ve never been. I realized I could do this on my own, with my own money, and lead whatever life I wanted to (even if only for a few days at a time). That moment was my tipping point! I’m borderline commitment phobic – people ... Read More »

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